Basement Jaxx are a British electronic music duo comprising Felix Buxton and Simon Ratcliffe. Formed in Brixton, London in 1994, they emerged as influential figures in the late 1990s house and dance music scene. Known for their innovative fusion of house, garage, Latin, punk, and Balkan influences, Basement Jaxx quickly garnered acclaim through energetic DJ sets and a series of underground club releases, leading to the 1999 breakthrough album "Remedy.

" Their infectious singles like "Red Alert," "Romeo," and "Where’s Your Head At" became global hits, marked by vibrant production and eclectic guest vocalists. Throughout their career, Basement Jaxx have released several acclaimed studio albums including "Rooty," "Kish Kash," "Crazy Itch Radio," "Scars," and "Junto." Their adventurous approach to music and dynamic live performances have earned them critical praise, Brit and Grammy Awards, and a dedicated worldwide fanbase.

Regular fixtures at major festivals and clubs, Basement Jaxx are celebrated for pushing the boundaries of electronic music while maintaining an unmistakable sense of fun and originality.